Sentence examples for daunting threats from inspiring English sources

According to the Vienna-based IPI World Press Freedom Reviews (IPI) World Press Freedom Review 2012-2013, journalints in Egypt faced daunting threats, notably following Morsi's ouster.

In addition to climate change, the manatee faces a number of other daunting threats including rain forest destruction, dam building, and accidental drowning in commercial fishing nets.

Trade barriers, therefore, pose a daunting threat to U.S. exports.

There are mounting evidences demonstrating that obesity and associated disorders pose a daunting threat on global public health problem, given their morbidity and mortality.

The task at hand is daunting, though, and the threats to the site abundant.

In New York City, where children tend to go trick-or-treating inside apartment buildings while adults take to the streets, many Halloween revelers said they were not daunted by vague threats of new terror attacks.

Handing a loved one over to the authorities is daunting in itself; adding the threat of eviction to the task surely acts as a disincentive.

Physicians continued to use negative terms such as "threat", "daunted", and "pressured" to characterize the PAS, associating the system with their distrust of HIRA.

Ever since the anthrax and "high alert" threats, taking the subway has become daunting, with long pauses in tunnels and conductors announcing, "Police action ahead".

By Washington's lights, any 'terrorist' threat is grave, any challenge is daunting, any success heroic.

As the National Parks Service turns 100 this week, their efforts to chart and stem the threat to the country's history faces a daunting task.